Mary Keefe Hirsekorn

If you enjoy watching academy award winners and nominees carp at each other, then this strum and drang is for you!!! Watch a woman nastily insult multiple members of her family! Why? Who cares!!! Not my cup of tea at all. Didn't watch the whole thing. I recommend others do the same.

As yet another show that has full grown adults behaving like teenagers. (Cue slow blinking with pursed lips.) No offense, but YAWN. Click. (They lost me at the "clear mole" part. I've NEVER heard real adults talk like this. And if they did, they'd clearly be known as the ones "that never grew up".)

Where's all the food? I'm so sick of these dystopian adaptations that have everyone being in existential anger/angst and you look at the horizon and there's nothing to eat. They're dead so what's the dread? Show over in 5 minutes. And the one guy who tries to create fruit from a tree winds up exploding it so they wind up eating bugs. Yeah, LOTR at its finest. Tolkein is spinning...in his grave. PS My husband said "Maybe they can get to Applebees." I rest my case.

Did the writer of this movie ever actually listen to Princess Diana talk? Like ever? I don't know who's up on the screen in this movie, but it ISN'T her. Princess DIana not only had a certain sly coyness about her but a royal above-the-fray cool detachment that showed through even when asked cagey questions. This is a quality I've NEVER seen any actress pull off in any Princess Diana vehicle. Perhaps a movie star of old, like Elizabeth Taylor, could have done it, but any modern actress just shuts down and goes neurotic. Take Naomi Watts' dreadful turn or worse, the giggling school girl of Catherine Oxenburg. Just wincing. And Kristen Stewart? Sure if you think being catanoic is some sort of acting coup.They all project their own weaknesses onto her, but none of them captured the essence of Princess Diana. And perhaps none ever will. Save your money. Just listen to the real audio tapes of Princess Diana. That's who Spencer really was and IS.

GREAT MOVIE. Wanted it to work out well, but ugh. As far as I'm concerned those 2 men are amazing angels. I am glad that Mr. Jackson -- executive producer -- got this movie made. We need to see more true life stories like this one.

Loved the comedy conversations between the two women, but other than that, it's all cliched blow-em-up overkill and includes the dull over-used yawnfest trope of women who only need "confidence" to succeed. If you take out all the violence, you've got a 30 minute movie at best. My recommendation: just watch the Mila/Kate parts and fast forward through all the other violence. I'd LOVE a movie where women are spies and they DON'T have to kill to get the job done. LIke, they're smarter, you know?

Don't understand all the hate. Loved this movie. (Perhaps it was because there was a female protagonist? Yeah, I've noticed this before; if it's a woman lead, suddenly the complaint is that the movie isn't believable. Like James Bond and MIssion: Impossible movies are just soooo believable.) It's definitely a thoroughly enjoyable popcorn movie, that is if you can suspend your "conditioned" expectations. Wink, wink.

He's not even that interesting or smart and so neither is this movie ultimately. A way better plot would've had him think he's soooo brilliant as he makes his plans for the family and then after getting half-way through he finds he's accidentally upended plans that a more brilliant and even more sinister family "care-taker" had taken pains to put in place years ago. Whoops. Now he has to make sure he doesn't get "put under" himself by this more sinister and way smarter threat. Now, that's a movie I could've watched. But this splooge drivel? No. The film lost me when he started to dry-hump the -- er --- yeah. I just turned it off and never felt better.

This was written before AI, so I blame whatever human responsible for this triped-up cliched hack. Note to screenwriter: having a cool accent doesn't necessarily make a person actually cool. (I swear every other character actor auditioned for the original "The Quiet Man".) All of the actors, including Amy Adams, should've had to wear "I'M A TROPE" sign around their necks for the entirety of this movie or the real title should have been "ONE BIG SET OF IRISH/ROMCOM TROPES: we take the guessing out of the plot so you don't have to!". Only thing good in this movie were the shots of the outdoors showing Ireland as beautiful as always.

This version has nothing on the 1969 original.This version should just be called "Grit" as in "your teeth" because that's what it's gonna take for you to get through it. (Or to put it another way: I thought true grit was supposed about the characters up on the screen, not the requirement for sitting through it.)